So Brexit seems to be a good thing then.
03 April 2020, 09:21 AM
#5822
I'd forgotten we'd left.lol
05 May 2020, 10:38 PM
#5825
Alcazar has popped up somewhere too! Good on him.
Brexit is a real dead duck. Our economy is going down the pan unfortunately. I've not been unemployed for 33 years.I am now. No idea what they will do about leaving EU now.
Brexit is a real dead duck. Our economy is going down the pan unfortunately. I've not been unemployed for 33 years.I am now. No idea what they will do about leaving EU now.
06 May 2020, 01:29 PM
#5826
They'll do it anyway because
I know the govt didn't know this was coming, none of us did, but it has happened, it does make a difference, carrying blindly on is irresponsible in the extreme. I'm not saying they should change the outcome, but they certainly need to take a more pragmatic view and delay.
- They're ****wits
- They don't want to lose face
- They have no plan B
I know the govt didn't know this was coming, none of us did, but it has happened, it does make a difference, carrying blindly on is irresponsible in the extreme. I'm not saying they should change the outcome, but they certainly need to take a more pragmatic view and delay.
06 May 2020, 06:30 PM
#5829
2.2 Trillion euros already bought in bonds by the ecb. Bumdesbank already saddled with a massive bond load.
Cant wait for Largegard to explain why fiscal support has surreptitiously become sovereign state loans
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11 May 2020, 08:39 AM
#5830
I think I mentioned this before a long while ago, that quality of life is more important than GDP. Well it seems that folk around the UK seem to have the same opinion as myself. Being happy and well with a bit less money is a priority for most
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...my-coronavirus
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...my-coronavirus
11 May 2020, 09:32 AM
#5832
I think I mentioned this before a long while ago, that quality of life is more important than GDP. Well it seems that folk around the UK seem to have the same opinion as myself. Being happy and well with a bit less money is a priority for most
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...my-coronavirus
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...my-coronavirus
And once we have to pay for either - because we will be paying for this lockdown - then it will be interesting to see what people's opinions are then!
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14 May 2020, 11:56 AM
#5837
Scooby Senior
Meanwhile in Brexit news....
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-52654166
...the UK has confirmed plans for a hard border with Northern Ireland!
With different lockdown rules in the four nations, the UK certainly isn't looking very United at the moment. The Brexiteers were hoping the EU would fall apart, I bet they weren't thinking it would be the UK that falls apart!
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-52654166
...the UK has confirmed plans for a hard border with Northern Ireland!
With different lockdown rules in the four nations, the UK certainly isn't looking very United at the moment. The Brexiteers were hoping the EU would fall apart, I bet they weren't thinking it would be the UK that falls apart!
14 May 2020, 04:22 PM
#5838
Scooby Regular
we have left the EU!!! - and feeling the ramifications already. on the 4th of May Germany had already ordered two million Roche antibody tests for May, and five million per month after that. Following approval by the EU, other EU countries have also already placed their orders. Like PPE, its back of the queue for Britain again.
well done Brexidiots
14 May 2020, 04:26 PM
#5839
Scooby Senior
lol, is ths for real!!!
we have left the EU!!! - and feeling the ramifications already. on the 4th of May Germany had already ordered two million Roche antibody tests for May, and five million per month after that. Following approval by the EU, other EU countries have also already placed their orders. Like PPE, its back of the queue for Britain again.
well done Brexidiots
we have left the EU!!! - and feeling the ramifications already. on the 4th of May Germany had already ordered two million Roche antibody tests for May, and five million per month after that. Following approval by the EU, other EU countries have also already placed their orders. Like PPE, its back of the queue for Britain again.
well done Brexidiots
The result - an utter f***up!
But don't you dare blame demi-God Boris! Now is not the time to scrutinize!
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14 May 2020, 04:42 PM
#5840
Scooby Regular
"But don't you dare blame demi-God Boris! Now is not the time to scrutinize!"
I think most are too committed tbh, too far down the rabbit hole
Johnson has been a bull****ing liar for for 35 years - nothing new
witness the admission from the UK this week, that there will indeed be checks on goods between NI and the UK - despite Johnson claiming in November last year "you could put forms in the bin" and "call me"
everyone knew (except brexidiots wtf ) he was lying, just bare faced bull****
yet voted in just to "get brexit done" - and we are an even bigger international laughing stock than we already were
its a shame so many people have had to die and lose livelihoods - but anyone voting for this clown "knew what they were voting for!!!"
I think most are too committed tbh, too far down the rabbit hole
Johnson has been a bull****ing liar for for 35 years - nothing new
witness the admission from the UK this week, that there will indeed be checks on goods between NI and the UK - despite Johnson claiming in November last year "you could put forms in the bin" and "call me"
everyone knew (except brexidiots wtf ) he was lying, just bare faced bull****
yet voted in just to "get brexit done" - and we are an even bigger international laughing stock than we already were
its a shame so many people have had to die and lose livelihoods - but anyone voting for this clown "knew what they were voting for!!!"
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15 May 2020, 02:04 AM
#5842
Scooby Regular
Yes , we’re allready looking at betraying our farmers and uk ethics by getting rid of US import tariffs just so they might give us free trade
Everybody “happier“....!
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/12...-boris-Johnson
Everybody “happier“....!
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/12...-boris-Johnson
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15 May 2020, 02:05 PM
#5844
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Hmmm seems you are up **** creak already 
Naughty, naughty, you must obay zee rules still
https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-eu...ement-11988361
Naughty, naughty, you must obay zee rules still
https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-eu...ement-11988361
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15 May 2020, 10:07 PM
#5846
Scooby Regular
an international laughing stock, one of the highest death tolls in the world - Vietnamese kids sending us pocket money, even Turkey sold us a load of shonky PPE shoite - well done Brexidiots
but listen in the main there are two type of brexiters
ones that sell the T-shirts and the others that buy the T-shirts
sadly still allot of buyers on scoobynet
but i see you are still selling - way to go Andy
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16 May 2020, 10:02 AM
#5847
lol, yes what a prize!!!!!
an international laughing stock, one of the highest death tolls in the world - Vietnamese kids sending us pocket money, even Turkey sold us a load of shonky PPE shoite - well done Brexidiots
but listen in the main there are two type of brexiters
ones that sell the T-shirts and the others that buy the T-shirts
sadly still allot of buyers on scoobynet
but i see you are still selling - way to go Andy
an international laughing stock, one of the highest death tolls in the world - Vietnamese kids sending us pocket money, even Turkey sold us a load of shonky PPE shoite - well done Brexidiots
but listen in the main there are two type of brexiters
ones that sell the T-shirts and the others that buy the T-shirts
sadly still allot of buyers on scoobynet
but i see you are still selling - way to go Andy
If its that important to be in the EU, move there and enjoy all the benefits you believe it possesses. I have no doubt you will be welcomed with open arms, your children can benefit too.
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19 May 2020, 10:44 AM
#5848
The latest from Macron and Merkyl to create 'Loans', erm I meant to say 'Grants' of 500 Billion euros.
This will be distributed to member states. Then added to the EU budget!
Basically money roundabout
Guy Verhofstadt has slated the idea as another sticking plaster on top of another.
Just a headline grabber for yesterday, flushed down the pan tomorrow by the other members states
This will be distributed to member states. Then added to the EU budget!
Basically money roundabout
Guy Verhofstadt has slated the idea as another sticking plaster on top of another.
Just a headline grabber for yesterday, flushed down the pan tomorrow by the other members states
19 May 2020, 11:07 AM
#5849
Scooby Senior
The latest from Macron and Merkyl to create 'Loans', erm I meant to say 'Grants' of 500 Billion euros.
This will be distributed to member states. Then added to the EU budget!
Basically money roundabout
Guy Verhofstadt has slated the idea as another sticking plaster on top of another.
Just a headline grabber for yesterday, flushed down the pan tomorrow by the other members states
This will be distributed to member states. Then added to the EU budget!
Basically money roundabout
Guy Verhofstadt has slated the idea as another sticking plaster on top of another.
Just a headline grabber for yesterday, flushed down the pan tomorrow by the other members states
Guy Verhofstadt wants EU reform to include revenue generation by the EU itself to create its own emergency fund and enable it to react more quickly in a crisis without having to rely on the member states and all the backroom political bargaining that goes hand in hand with such grants and loans. That's the reason for his sticking plaster comment, not that he is against the principle of the new grants.